Hey guys I just started BCing a few weeks ago and found my legs were
getting all shredded. I hated wearing pads so I found a way to ride
without pads.
I fabricated some BC Leg Guards. They go over the wheel like a fender
and protect your legs if you tip to the side. It actually helps me as
I'm a beginner and I can lean in to the guard if I like. I added some
padding for this.
The guard is solid and doesn't have any play. When the BC gets away
from me because the plates are heavier it still stays upright.
I added some pictures to show you. Some daylight pics and in-action
pics to come.
Has anyone else ever done something similar?
- Anthony
[image: http://img243.imageshack.us/img243/3294/frame1zm0.jpg]
[image: http://img243.imageshack.us/img243/9276/frame5cl2.jpg]
[image: http://img242.imageshack.us/img242/5826/frame7vk4.jpg]
[image: http://img242.imageshack.us/img242/6061/frame10fm7.jpg]
Oh and btw this is my first ever BC wheel I know it's not the
prettiest.
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Victory
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they're called blkes!\" ~captainkrunk61
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